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Colts’ Chris Lammons ruled out vs. Texans in Week 18

Colts CB Chris Lammons was ruled out for Week 18.

Indianapolis Colts CB Chris Lammons was downgraded from questionable to out ahead of the Week 18 matchup against the Houston Texans, the team announced Friday.

Lammons didn’t practice all week due to an ankle injury but was still given a questionable tag on the final injury report. He was downgraded Friday, meaning the Colts will have a bit less depth at the nickel position.

The Colts also listed cornerback Kenny Moore (back), right tackle Braden Smith (knee), running back Zack Moss (forearm), left guard Quenton Nelson (ankle) and center Ryan Kelly (ankle) as questionable, but none of their statuses changed.

With Lammons out, it’s likely that safety Nick Cross will take over as the backup nickel behind Moore if the latter plays Saturday night.

The Colts and Texans are set for kickoff at 8:15 p.m. ET at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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Colts vs. Texans: Final injury report for Week 18

The final injury report for the Colts and Texans in Week 18.

The Indianapolis Colts (9-7) and Houston Texans (9-7) released their final injury reports Thursday ahead of the Week 18 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Colts in Week 18:

Notes

  • C Ryan Kelly practiced in a limited fashion, giving him a chance to play this weekend. His status is still very much up in the air.
  • CB Chris Lammons didn’t practice all week and even though he’s questionable, it’s difficult to see him playing.
  • LG Quenton Nelson was a limited participant for the final two practices but is still listed as questionable.
  • RT Braden Smith, CB Kenny Moore II and RB Zack Moss are all questionable but should be expected to play considering they logged full practices twice this week.

Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Texans in Week 18:

Notes

  • DE Jonathan Greenard leads the Texans with 12.5 sacks and will not play.
  • With WR Noah Brown out, Nico Collins is the main wideout to focus on.

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Colts vs. Texans: Updated injury report for Week 18

Here’s the updated injury reports for the Colts and Texans on Wednesday.

The Indianapolis Colts (9-7) and Houston Texans (9-7) released their updated injury reports Wednesday ahead of the Week 18 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Colts in Week 18:

Notes

  • The Colts returned to practice Wednesday after starting the week with a walkthrough.
  • C Ryan Kelly continues to miss practice and was seen wearing a walking boot. He still has a chance to play, but it’s something to keep in mind with one practice remaining this week.
  • Encouraging news that CB Kenny Moore II, G Quenton Nelson, RB Zack Moss and RT Braden Smith all practiced in full Wednesday.
  • The Colts will release the final injury report with designations Thursday afternoon.

Here’s a look at the updated injury report for the Texans in Week 18:

Notes

  • All four defensive linemen on the Texans injury report are the team’s sack leaders. They have all yet to practice entering Thursday.
  • Starting LT Laremy Tunsil returned to practice Wednesday.
  • Houston could be without two of its three starting wide receivers with Noah Brown and Robert Woods listed as DNPs entering the final practice day.

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Colts vs. Texans: Initial injury report for Week 18

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Colts and Texans in Week 18.

The Indianapolis Colts (9-7) and Houston Texans (9-7) released their initial injury reports Tuesday ahead of the Week 18 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Colts in Week 18:

*DNP = Did Not Participate — LP = Limited Participant — FP = Full Participant*

Notes

  • The Colts held a walkthrough Tuesday so participation levels are estimations.
  • C Ryan Kelly and G Quenton Nelson emerged with some injuries from Week 17 but were able to finish the game.
  • CB Kenny Moore II was inactive in Week 17 but would have started the week as a limited participant.
  • It seems Braden Smith avoided a setback in his first game returning from a knee injury, but he should still be monitored the rest of the week.

Here’s a look at the initial injury report for the Texans in Week 18:

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Colts elevate CB Chris Lammons to active roster for Week 9

Chris Lammons gets the call-up in Week 9.

The Indianapolis Colts elevated cornerback Chris Lammons from the practice squad to the active roster for the Week 9 matchup against the Carolina Panthers, the team announced Saturday.

This move comes as no surprise considering the Colts will be without starter Julius Brents, who was ruled out due to a quad injury he suffered in Week 7 against the Cleveland Browns.

Lammons gets the call-up after Tony Brown struggled mightily against the New Orleans Saints.

With Lammons being called up, the Colts will start Kenny Moore II and rookie Jaylon Jones while defensive coordinator Gus Bradley will have to make a decision between Lammons, Brown and Darrell Baker Jr. for the nickel role.

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Colts elevate DT McTelvin Agim, CB Chris Lammons for Week 8

The Colts elevated two players for Week 8.

The Indianapolis Colts elevated defensive tackle McTelvin Agim and cornerback Chris Lammons from the practice squad ahead of the Week 8 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, the team announced Saturday.

Agim gets the call-up to provide some depth on the interior defensive line. With Grover Stewart entering the second of a six-game suspension and Eric Johnson II questionable with an ankle injury, the Colts need some depth at the one-technique position.

Lammons also gets the call-up at cornerback due to the injuries that have hit the position. Dallis Flowers is out for the season due to a torn Achilles while Julius Brents was ruled out due to a quad injury he suffered in Week 7. Also, Tony Brown popped up on the injury report Friday and is questionable due to a rib injury.

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Colts sign CB Chris Lammons to practice squad after suspension

The Colts signed CB Chris Lammons to the practice squad.

The Indianapolis Colts signed cornerback Chris Lammons to the practice squad following his three-game suspension, the team announced Monday.

Technically, the Colts had to release Lammons after he was reinstated from the suspended list. They did so and immediately re-signed him to the practice squad, taking the spot of running back Trey Sermon, who was signed to the active roster in Week 3.

Lammons was suspended for his involvement in the beating of a man in Las Vegas in 2022—the same incident Alvin Kamara was suspended for.

Lammons provided depth in the slot cornerback role and on special teams during his month with the team throughout training camp and the preseason. It isn’t clear yet if the Colts have any plans to promote him to the active roster.

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Colts placed six players on reserve lists as part of roster cuts

In the process of reducing the roster to 53, the Colts placed six players on reserve lists.

The Indianapolis Colts got their roster down to 53 players ahead of the deadline Tuesday afternoon and in order to do that, a number of players were moved from the active roster to reserve lists.

Being moved to these reserve lists often comes with the consequence of missing games. Whether it’s due to injury or suspension, the Colts wound up having six players transferred to some type of reserve list as a part of the transactions to satisfy the 53-player mandate.

Four players were placed on the Reserve/Injured list, ending their season effectively. One was placed on the Reserve/PUP list, forcing him to miss at least the first four weeks. The other was transferred to the Reserve/Suspended list for the first three weeks.

Here’s a quick look at the players who were not waived or released, but instead placed on a reserve list:

Colts’ Chris Lammons suspended 3 games

Colts CB Chris Lammons was suspended for the first three games of the 2023 season.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Chris Lammons has been suspended for the first three games of the 2023 regular season after violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy, the league announced Friday.

Lammons, who was signed by the Colts during the first week of training camp, is being suspended for his involvement in a February 2022 incident at a Las Vegas establishment.

It is the same incident involving New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara, who also was suspended three games.

According to NFL rules, Lammons is allowed to participate in the preseason but must go on the suspended list until Week 4 of the regular season. He will be eligible to return to the active roster following the first three games.

The Colts have already had plenty of issues with suspended players this offseason after they released cornerback Isaiah Rodgers Sr. following his violations of the league’s gambling policy.

 

Colts sign CB Chris Lammons

The Colts signed free-agent CB Chris Lammons on Thursday.

The Indianapolis Colts signed free-agent cornerback Chris Lammons, the team announced Thursday.

Lammons, a former undrafted free agent rookie in 2018, has appeared in 42 career games. A product of South Carolina, Lammons has spent most of his playing career with the Miami Dolphins (2018-2019) and Kansas City Chiefs (2019-2022).

In 42 career games (no starts), Lammons has recorded 26 tackles (14 solo), one interception and three passes defended.